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The Writing On The Wall
Jan. 17th, 2012 11:21 am[W]e assemble our personalities unevenly, piece by piece, almost robotically, from models we admire.
( Writing )
( Walking )
( Laying )
If I sit here reminiscing long enough, I can probably tell you where most of my behavior habits came from. Most were knowingly adopted from here and there as I observed them, adopted them, put them through trial and error practices, and finally settled on adopting or abandoning them. I think this is the normal mimicry process that all people go through, but I have a distinct knowledge of the origins for a good many of my own.
( Writing )
( Walking )
( Laying )
If I sit here reminiscing long enough, I can probably tell you where most of my behavior habits came from. Most were knowingly adopted from here and there as I observed them, adopted them, put them through trial and error practices, and finally settled on adopting or abandoning them. I think this is the normal mimicry process that all people go through, but I have a distinct knowledge of the origins for a good many of my own.
